Cases 1 - 8 of 8
William Curtis v. John Wetzel, et al
as 23-2442
Plaintiff / Appellant:
WILLIAM CURTIS
Defendant / Appellee:
JOHN E. WETZEL, Commissioner Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, J. BIRMINGHAM, PSS, T. BOLTON, PSS and others
Defendant:
STEWART, LAUREL R. HARRY, Department of Corrections Secretary, FRANCIS J. FEILD, PSS and others
William Curtis v. John Wetzel, et al
as 17-2000
Plaintiff - Appellant:
WILLIAM CURTIS
Defendant - Appellee:
JOHN E. WETZEL, Commissioner PA. Dept of Corrections
Defendant - Numerous Parties See Appellee:
J. BIRMINGHAM, T. BOLTON, BRANNER and others
Ravanna Spencer, et al v. Michael Wenerowicz, et al
as 14-4669
Plaintiff - Appellant:
RAVANNA SPENCER
Plaintiff - Appellee:
JAMES HERMAN
Defendant - Appellee:
SUPERINTENDENT MICHAEL WENEROWICZ, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT L. S. LANE, CCPM OLINGER and others
In re: Chris Washington-El
as 13-4740
Plaintiff - Petitioner:
In re: CHRIS WASHINGTON-EL
Defendant - Respondent:
DAVID DIGUGLIELMO, JOHN MURRAY, A.S. WILLIAMSON and others
Not Party - Nominal Respondent:
J. CURTIS JOYNER
Ronnie Johnson v. Michael Wenerowicz, et al
as 11-2248
Plaintiff - Appellant:
RONNIE E. JOHNSON, Sui Juris
Defendant - Appellee:
MICHAEL WENEROWICZ, Supt., LORENZO, SUPT., GARY OLINGER, Correctional Classification Program Manager and others
Chris Washington v. David DiGuglielmo, et al
as 10-2462
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CHRIS WASHINGTON-EL
Defendant - Appellee:
DAVID DIGUGLIELMO, JOHN MURRAY, A. SCOTT WILLIAMSON and others
Chris Washington v. David DiGuglielmo, et al
as 08-4692
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CHRIS WASHINGTON
Defendant - Appellee:
DAVID DIGUGLIELMO, JOHN MURRAY, A. SCOTT WILLIAMSON and others
Chris Washington v. David DiGuglielmo, et al
as 08-4329
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CHRIS WASHINGTON
Defendant - Appellee:
DAVID DIGUGLIELMO, JOHN MURRAY, A. SCOTT WILLIAMSON and others
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